Snow Peak Titanium Trek 700

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The Titanium Trek 700 is a pot/pan made by Snow Peak. It has an average rating of 5 stars (out of 5), based on 4 user reviews.

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From Campmor:
"Titanium is a lightweight and strong metal that will not rust or melt. More corrosion resistant then stainless steel, and more heat resistant then aluminum. Will not emit metallic odors or aggravate metallic allergies. Two piece set includes: One 4 1/8 x 4 3/8 in. pot. One 4 1/8 x 3/4 in. pot lid. Mesh stuff sack included. Weight: 4.8 oz. Capacity - 700ml/24 fl. oz."

From Backcountry.com:
"The Snow Peak Trek 700 Titanium cooker is the only pot you'll need if you're flying solo. At just 4.8 oz, it's super light and extremely efficient. It can hold one GigaPower 110 Fuel and one GigaPower Stove. Use the lid to drain water simply by using one of your opposable thumbs. Create delicious masterpieces guided by the measuring scale stamped inside the pot. An attached handle makes for easy, uh, handling."

From Moosejaw:
"Snow Peak Trek 700 (Spring 2009) The following are included with the Trek 700 by Snow Peak Pot: 4-1/8in. dia x 4-3/8in., 24oz Lid: 4-1/8in. dia x 3/4in. Dimensions (stowed): 4-1/8in. dia x 5in.h Weight: 4.8 oz/136 g Material: Titanium"

From REI:
"Is it a pot, a mug or a bowl? It's all three! Behold the ultralight, all-in-one, cook-and-eat vessel for solo adventurers! Cook your meals in this handy solo pot, then eat right out of it; save weight by leaving an extra bowl at home. Flip-top lid features a convenient slot for draining pasta and rice without making a mess. A spork can slide into the same slot for packing. GigaPower 110 fuel and GigaPower Stove can be stored in the Trek 700, saving valuable pack space. Includes a mesh storage sack."

User Reviews

Titanium Trek 700
Reviewed by goodmojo, Oct 21, 2009

"Not much to add to the other reviews -- it's uber-light, my Snow Peak 450 single wall nests inside with my alcohol stove, fuel, windscreen, bandanna and folding spork, the whole thing fits inside my Snow Peak Trekker combo, and it resists dents very well."

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Titanium Trek 700
Reviewed by drytinder, Sep 12, 2009

"Awesome minimalist mug/pot/bowl. Incredibly light, gradations for measuring, just big and just small enough for one (maybe two) people. Cook, eat, and drink out of the same pot. Great stuff. Instantly one of my favorite pieces of gear.

Ditch the lid. I replaced the handles with the handles from a smaller Snow Peak cup (feels better in my fingers)."

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Titanium Trek 700
Reviewed by Byron, Sep 17, 2008

"I use this "pot" as a coffee mug everyday. It's just so great as an all-purpose minimalist container, it has increments on the side so it can be used to measure and this also helps the often confused baristas to fill the mug to the proper level.

I've also used it on the trail and it's just great, super light, strong, and big enough to eat from."

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Titanium Trek 700
Reviewed by Brerarnold, Feb 10, 2008

"This is a great piece of cookware for the lightweight backpacker. The Snow Peak GigaPower stove fits inside with one canister. The whole thing weighs about a half-pound; a lot less than what I used to carry for stove, fuel, and cookware combined.

Being on the tall side, I don't plan to do anything but use it to boil water."

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